Charming medieval style timber-framed residence

From the end of the Middle Ages, numerous half-timbered houses were built in Brittany and particularly in the Rennais basin, where we discover these colorful buildings along the streets and alleys of the historic city center, as well as in its close countryside. As evidenced by this residence with its remarkable typically Breton architecture built in the 17th century, combining stone, half-timbered wood and cob.

An old farm in the past, the medieval style house has survived the ages and retained its authenticity.
In the heart of a pretty village, on a plot of approximately 1250 m², it has a surface area of ??approximately 237 m² on two levels.

The garden level opens onto an entrance, it leads to a living room decorated with pretty century-old beams and punctuated by an imposing stone fireplace with a contemporary wood stove, a centerpiece of the interior architecture, then a separate, friendly fitted and equipped kitchen equipped with a cooking range and giving access to the terrace.
On the same level, a bedroom with a water point ensures the comfort of living on one level.

Upstairs, a landing leads to two suites respectively composed of a bedroom and a bathroom, then two other bedrooms and a bathroom. On the second floor, we discover a convertible attic with exposed beams, potential additional space.

The immediate environment promises beautiful walks in the forest and through the Breton countryside.

Other additional and technical elements: Double motorized garage, attic, enclosed garden, motorized gate, driveway for vehicle parking.
Village served by the Rennes Métropole Star bus network, Betton TER station 10 minutes*, Rennes airport 30 minutes*.
(* by car)